Multi-venue, genre-encompassing festival Stockton Calling is heading for its fourth consecutive sell-out
Stockton Calling is boasting a line up of more than 60 acts, spanning across eight stages around Stockton Town Centre.
Young Rebel Set, Public Service Broadcasting, Space, Paul Thomas Saunders, Chris Helme, Collectors Club, We Are Knuckle Dragger and Baby Strange head the eight stages for what is the events biggest year so far.
After three consecutive sell-outs, the event has expanded year on year since its 2010 conception; starting with ARC, KU and The Georgian Theatre, it has since gone on to draw in The Sun Inn, The Vault, The Storytellers, The Green Room and now the HM Bark Endeavour down on Stockton’s Riverside.
Headlining the festivals biggest stage, at ARC, this year will be Stockton five-piece Young Rebel Set, who ended 2013 with a sell-out show at Middlesbrough Town Hall.
The “British Vampire Weekend” four-piece Little Comets will also perform at ARC, adding their tricky percussion and afro-beat-tinged guitars to proceedings, along with explosive Blackpool trio Darlia, Lake Poets and theatrically flamboyant Teesside bluesy rockers The Purnells.
Liverpool Britpop heroes Space, famous for hits including Female Of The Species and Me And You Versus The World, will headline the talent packed KU stage, with much lauded acts Superfood, Spring King, LSA and Sundara Karma highlighting the festivals ability to draw in buzz-worthy acts and line them up along talented Teesside acts like The Panoramic, Mondays Company and Rambler.
The Georgian Theatre bill is to be topped by the visually and audibly captivating Public Service Broadcasting, who had a breakthrough year in 2013 with their debut album being voted in numerous ‘Best of 2013’ lists, most notably 6Music’s.
London psych blues six-piece Lola Colt, epic indie Teessiders Abel Raise The Cain, alt-rock grunged up trio Bleech, freewheelin’ cosmic blues act The Dead Indians, rough and ready rock and rollers Davey BandMan, abrasive blues-rock outlet Gallery Circus and brand new Teesside band producing charmingly nostalgic 90s tunes Mouses complete the line up.
Leeds based singer-songwriter Paul Thomas Saunders, who has been compared to Jeff Buckley, Radiohead and Bon Iver, heads the Kids Are Solid Gold programmed stage at The Storytellers.
The full line-up is on the right.
Tickets for the event are on sale now and are £15 in advance. The last three years have sold out so advanced booking is highly recommended. If tickets remain they will be £18 on the day.
Book online at http://ift.tt/1jaOFJR, 01642 525199/01642 674115 or buy them in person at ARC or Green Dragon Studios.
Line-ups are correct at the time of going to press.
ARC
9.30pm: Young Rebel Set
8pm: Little Comets
6.45pm: Darlia
5.30pm: The Lake Poets
4.15pm: The Purnells
3.15pm: Palace
2.30pm: Lost State of Dance
KU
10.20pm: Space
7.15pm: Spring King
6.15pm: The Panoramic
5.15pm: LSA
4.15pm: Sundara Karma
3.15pm: Rambler
2.15pm: Mondays Company
The Georgian Theatre
9.50pm: Public Service Broadcasting
8.30pm: Lola Colt
7.30pm: Abel Raise The Cain
6.30pm: Bleech
5.30pm: The Dead Indians
4.30pm: Davey Bandman
3.30pm: Gallery Circus
2.30pm: Mouses
The Sun Inn – Grass Route
10pm – Baby Strange
9pm: The Lost Boys
8pm: Alistair Sheerin
7pm: IC1’s
6pm: Cellar Door
5pm: Be Quiet. Shout Loud!
4pm: Reva
3pm: Violet Deep
2pm: Serinette
The Vault – Nouvelle Musique
11pm: Chris Helme
9.30pm: Coco and the Butterfields
8.30pm: The Alice Charmers
7.30pm: Silver Trees
6.30pm: Sam Fender
5.30pm: Andy Jones
4.30pm: Dinnernanny
3.40pm: Tusk
2.50pm: Little Mirrors
2pm: The Big Heave
The Green Room – NARC
10.15pm: We Are Knuckle Dragger
9.15pm: Goy Boy McIlroy
8.15pm: International Departures
7.15pm: Zyna Hel
6.15pm: The Shooting Of...
5.15pm: Iceni
4.15pm: Bear Trade
3.15pm: Wood & Wire
2.15pm: Zach & Georgie
The Storytellers – TKASG
9.45pm: Paul Thomas Saunders
8.45pm: Randolph’s Leap
7.45pm: Fatherson
5.45pm: Hero Fisher
4.45pm: Littlemores
3.45pm: Grandfather Birds
2.45pm: The Broken Broadcast
1.45pm: General Sherman
1.15pm: Calico
The H.M Bark Endeavour: Pay For the Piano
8.45pm: Collectors Club
7.45pm: Weird Shapes
6.45pm: The Approved
5.45pm: Algiers
4.45pm: John & The Ragmen
3.45pm: Suntrapp
2.45pm: Dressed Like Wolves
1.45pm: Taylor Mayd
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